Pengembangan Sektor Industri Strategis | NEWS SCREEN 17/02/2023

Summary

The Indonesian government is focusing on the development of seven strategic industrial sectors—food and beverages, automotive, chemicals, textiles, electronics, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare—to drive economic growth. These sectors will help boost the manufacturing contribution to the national GDP, aiming to reach 30% by 2030. The government also targets a per capita income of $12,000 by 2030, positioning Indonesia to overcome the 'middle income trap.' Additionally, electric vehicle industry development is a key initiative to reduce carbon emissions and strengthen Indonesia's position in global supply chains.

Takeaways

• 😀 The government is focusing on developing strategic industrial sectors to boost the national economy through exports.
• 😀 Seven key strategic sectors are being prioritized for economic growth, including food and beverages, automotive, chemicals, textiles, electronics, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare.
• 😀 The goal is to increase the contribution of manufacturing industries to the national GDP from 18% to 30% by 2030.
• 😀 The government aims to create opportunities for national economic growth by strengthening industrial capacities, particularly in manufacturing.
• 😀 The manufacturing sector contributes 70% of the total national GDP, 65% of manufacturing exports, and 60% of industrial employment.
• 😀 The development of these seven priority sectors will be crucial for Indonesia's shift from a middle-income to a high-income economy by 2030, targeting $12,000 per capita.
• 😀 These industries will contribute to 70% of the national industrial capacity, playing a significant role in overall economic growth.
• 😀 National programs supporting manufacturing industries will focus on reducing carbon impacts and developing electric vehicle industries, from upstream to downstream.
• 😀 Indonesia's objective is to become an integral part of the global economic supply chain, with manufacturing industries playing a central role.
• 😀 These efforts are part of a broader commitment to strengthening Indonesia's economic position globally, particularly in the manufacturing and export sectors.

Q & A

What is the primary goal of the government's efforts as discussed in the script?

The primary goal is to drive the development of strategic industrial sectors to enhance the national economic capacity, especially through exports.

How many strategic industrial sectors are the government focusing on for future growth?

The government is focusing on 7 strategic industrial sectors to create growth opportunities for the future.

What percentage of the national GDP does the manufacturing industry currently contribute?

The manufacturing industry currently contributes about 18% to the national GDP.

What is the government's target for the manufacturing sector's contribution to the national GDP by 2030?

The government aims to increase the manufacturing sector's contribution to 30% of the national GDP by 2030.

Which seven sectors are prioritized by the government for development?

The seven prioritized sectors are food and beverages, automotive, chemicals, textiles, electronics, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare.

What contribution does the manufacturing sector make to national exports?

The manufacturing sector contributes 65% to national exports.

What is the significance of these seven industrial sectors to Indonesia's economy?

These sectors are crucial because they account for 70% of the national manufacturing capacity and are essential for economic growth, industrial development, and national exports.

What is the government's long-term income target for Indonesia by 2030?

The government targets a per capita income above $12,000 by 2030.

What role does the development of the electric vehicle industry play in the government's strategy?

The development of the electric vehicle industry is part of the government's strategy to reduce carbon impact, by creating a complete electric vehicle supply chain from upstream to downstream.

How does the government plan to position Indonesia in the global economy?

The government aims to position Indonesia as part of the global economic supply chain, contributing significantly to global trade and manufacturing structures.